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Essential oil · Naturals · BFRM-03415
Cedarwood Himalaya Oil Rectified.
Cedrus deodara · Pinaceae
Cedarwood Himalaya Oil Rectified is an essential oil from the wood of Cedrus deodara. Dry, woody, resinous, slightly smoky. Imported and supplied by Benchmark Formulations from 100 g, with its documents.
Identity
- Botanical name
- Cedrus deodara
- Plant family
- Pinaceae
- Part used
- Wood
- Form
- Essential oil
- CAS
- 91771-47-0 / 68991-36-6
- Producer
- Imported
- Benchmark code
- BFRM-03415
Independent references: Plants of the World Online: Cedrus deodara ↗
Odour profile
Dry, woody, resinous, slightly smoky.
Typical position in a formula
Indicative, for orientation. Evaporation depends on the grade and the formula.
Specification
Limits are agreed in writing before first supply, from the producer’s specification. Each lot ships with a Certificate of Analysis showing its actual values, and is compared on strip with our retained reference sample before release.
For essential oils the physical constants follow the ISO methods: relative density (ISO 279), refractive index (ISO 280) and optical rotation (ISO 592), where the producer specifies them.
Regulatory
IFRA
Use limits by product category are set by the IFRA Standards and stated on the IFRA conformity certificate for the current amendment. The certificate governs; we do not restate limits here.
Allergens
Declarable allergens and their levels are listed on the allergen declaration issued for your lot.
Hazard (GHS)
Classification, pictograms and handling are on the Safety Data Sheet. Store cool, dark and tightly closed.
How it is made
An essential oil is the volatile fraction of a plant, recovered by distillation — or, for citrus peel, by cold expression.
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